‘This year’s crop of literary creations features the grittiest crime, fantasy and romantic writing from some of the best imaginations ever to escort a witness down a police station staircase,’ said chairman of judges, Jeffrey Archer.
Posted: Jan 3rd, 2013
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The latest report on the performance of the NHS has found a familiar but depressing picture of Accident and Emergency rooms full of people who have waited up to three hours to launch an unprovoked physical attack on a medical orderly or nurse.
Posted: Dec 2nd, 2012
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After a decade and a half of advising people on their car insurance, the famous talking dog Churchill is to take up the hotly-debated role of independent press watchdog advocated by Lord Justice Leveson’s report on press standards.
Posted: Nov 29th, 2012
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Excited by the challenge of turning around the fortunes of another national institution floundering in it’s own dithering and regarded as ignorant of the changing needs of its congregation, the newly appointed Archbishop of Canterbury has agreed to take on a second job deputising as Director General of the BBC.
Posted: Nov 11th, 2012
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Tower Hamlets council is understood to have rejected an offer of £20million for the complete statue, ‘Draped Seated Man with Bagel’, instead negotiating a deal whereby they keep the two holes in exchange for a discounted price of £12 million. It’s planned for the holes to go on continuous display in the grounds of Tower Hamlets Town Hall.
Posted: Nov 9th, 2012
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